Oy! What a diversed and nice gallery. Both graphite and colored pieces, both single subjects and whole scenes! Those pig scenes are immense projects! Ur totaly fearless i see!
Congratulations on Mods chice pic!
I think my favourite is the curled up dragon - it looks so helpless, like a little bat almost, cute - U must "finnish" that, maybe make a xerox of it and ink the copy, or maybe trace it again, I wouldent want U to destroy this version, however, it´s too cute!
The flowegirl is also very pretty, makes me think of Degas ballet dancers somehow.
Have U ever considered trying out inking?
Keep up the good work

Laurita R. Williamson replies: "Thank you. I enjoyed your gallery, as well. I wish I had the patience to do detail like you do."

The coloured pencil work here is wonderfull. I find the green man so compelling! Kind words deserve in kind, as I say! Well met!

These are nice... You made these? Incredible. Can I get lessons?

WOW!!!!!! i hope your gonna do something with your talent!!!!

I can't find where to sign back in to make comments to your comments or add more pics. I signed into elf town and posted a plea for help and after I left it told me I didn't exist. I pinched myself. I do too. Further more I entered the correct info. Please...knowledge for the ignorant. P.S. fairly nice work any training or Au Natural..the best drawing book for human form is "how to draw comics the marvel way" by stan lee. it won't teach you muscle structure or detail work but it will loosen you up and let creat any form , any pose w/o a model. http://elfwood.lysator.liu.se/art/0/0/00george00/00george00.html

Laurita R. Williamson replies: "Thank you for the advice. I will be sure to add that book to my library. I appreciate all the people who take the time to leave comments and tips."

Your art is very good. Keep up the good work

Scanning your work I was struck by something. Many artists here are focused on pics of Wizards & Dragons, Kinghts, Elves, Unicorns and such. Some or your work looks to be focused on the "common man." I like that and think we could use alot more of it around here. Writers are taught to make their protagonist a common person that the readers can identify with and show events through their eyes, so why wouldn't it apply to art as well? Just a thought(from a very strange mind).

Laurita R. Williamson replies: "~chuckles~ Most of my work are illustrations of events during role play. Just wish I could do a better job of portraying what happens. Thanks for stopping by and leaving a comment. I love to hear what others see and think, no matter how 'strange' the mind is!"

I came to your site in order to thank you for the new chat site for the Fantasy Writers Guild, but I stayed and took a look around your beautiful gallery! Thank you so much for helping us get our writing group off the ground!

Laurita R. Williamson replies: "You are welcome. I was happy I could help. Good luck! Thank you for stopping by my gallery and the kind words about my dragons. I am glad you liked them."

Hey , you inspire me so much ! I am trying to convince my parents at the moment to let me try to have a gallery on this web site . you have already influenced a clash between Lexxie & Victor , the main characters for the book I am desperately trying to publish . Your work is great ! I love Aramis ( the Pegasus ) !
My theory is " Dreams are just the other side of the pillow " , to me it means . Dreams aren't that far away . Maybe it's the same with inspirations .

Thank You
Amy

Ps . You inspire me .

Laurita R. Williamson replies: "Amy, What can I say? The thought that my art may have served as an inspiration to someone is overwhelming. Thank you so much for the kind words."

Senior Dahli would be delighted.....I can see his spirit in some of your pictures, the "flamer" is the favorite!!
Good work!!